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Of course, Washington wasn't perfect. The enslaved men and women at Mt. Vernon could not sit under their own vines or fig trees, but instead had to work on Washington's. There were overseers to make them afraid. Our country's liberty was flawed at its conception. 3/5
But America is a project, not a place - a thing as yet still in the process of becoming. I find myself reflecting on that verse thinking about difficult political issues. Who hasn't their own vine or fig tree right now? Who is made afraid in America today? 4/5
And perhaps most importantly, what must be done to restore them to their liberty - their inalienable right - without infringing on the liberty of others to sit under their vines and fig trees and not be made afraid. Anyway, Hamilton is great, go watch it. end/5
Francis Lightfoot Lee (Signer of the Declaration of Independence and owner of the site I work at Menokin) uses the same verse during the construction of his house. It seems popular of the era and I often too wonder about the perplexing contradiction...was he not aware of it?
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